Mao argued for uninterrupted revolution because he and the Communist Party believed
a. that revolution tapped into a vital source of patriotic energy for the Chinese peasantry.
b. the remnants of feudal and Confucianist ideas would undermine the progress he had made.
c. the indoctrination of people was going to take a long time and needed to be perpetuated.
d. the United States would launch an attack on The People's Republic of China to support the pro-Western forces in Taiwan.
e. that Khrushchev had lost momentum when he allowed for a tenuous thaw in hardline policies.
Question 2
A significant way in which China differed in implementing Communism from Russia was
a. Mao made a transition from agriculture to heavy industry over a gradual 25-year period.
b. New Democracy realized that time and indoctrination were needed to convince people this was the best way.
c. China had a longer-term tradition of university education that could be carried to the masses.
d. Rejecting the used of collectivized agriculture.
e. None of these.
The Roosevelt Political Revolution (2 of 2)
Durkheim believed that modern societies produce feelings of isolation, much of which come from the ...
Rocking out, baby style: The author’s daughter dances at her first birthday party.
How The Two-Party Presidential Vote is Split
Post-Communist Economies
Kids Birthday Party